Topic: Mayans

Perkins discusses his novel, "Message from Pleiades," which follows a congresswoman's spiritual journey at the Mayan site of Tikal. He explains that the Mayans believe their ancestors came from the Pleiades star cluster and that human thoughts are channeled from there. While the book is fiction, Perkins notes that it is based on his personal experiences with Mayan rituals and sacred sites in Guatemala.

Astrology is defined as a human-developed system used to describe a meaningful and cyclical cosmos rather than an absolute truth. Different systems, including Western Hellenistic, Vedic, Chinese, and the Mayan calendar, all function effectively because they are various models of the same higher-order reality. These systems are described as originating from ancient contact events with "upper world" entities or star beings.

Time is presented as a collection of intelligent beings experienced cyclically, a concept central to the Mayan Tzolkin calendar where each day is a specific entity. This perspective aligns with Western magical traditions where specific days and planets are governed by angelic beings like St. Michael or Anael. The Andean concept of "Pacha" further illustrates the combination of space and time as a singular, intelligent substance.

Research into Mayan ruins in the Yucatan reveals evidence of at least four distinct cities buried directly beneath one another. Similar multi-layered urban structures are noted in Constantinople and various locations across Italy and the American Southwest. These findings suggest a cyclical history where civilizations are repeatedly "reset" by cataclysms, with new societies building directly on top of the rubble of their predecessors.

The conversation turns to the Mayan belief in four previous ages destroyed by different cataclysms, suggesting a cyclical nature to human history. Greg Carlwood references Terrence McKenna’s idea that the universe runs on "narrative" and story-based gravity. They discuss how ancient cultures may have accessed historical data through the Akashic record or altered states of consciousness rather than just physical records.

Howdy Mikoski discusses his research into Rennes-le-Château and the possibility that the Cathars successfully "jailbroke" out of reality. He mentions a 1970s study of people claiming to be reincarnated Cathars, which leads him to question why they failed to end their reincarnation cycle. The segment also touches on the mysterious disappearance of the Mayans and the potential that groups like Heaven's Gate were attempting similar exits.

Michael Sandler reflects on a trip to Mayan temples in the Yucatan Peninsula, noting that ancient cultures lived without a separation between the spiritual and physical worlds. He argues that modern Western society has been trapped by a "linear brain" logic that ignores ancestral and spiritual assistance. Reconnecting with these layers of energetic beings requires making a conscious "Ask."

The 2020 stimulus bill and political corruption in Washington are framed as manifestations of the United States facing its natal Pluto return. Ross Ben discusses the Treaty of Paris chart and suggests the nation is undergoing a reckoning regarding omniversal law. He further predicts a period of DNA awakening for humanity, particularly among the youth, leading into 2022.

Daniela Fenton describes a series of visions or astral journeys to ancient Palenque around 700 AD. She claims to have inhabited the body of a tall hybrid human woman and interacted with Lord Pacal, describing a society of modified humans with abnormal physical traits living alongside regular Mayans.

Randall Carlson explains how the onset of the Little Ice Age ended the cathedral-building era, causing Freemasonry to shift from "operative" to "speculative" to preserve scientific knowledge. He points out that the building of Gothic cathedrals coincided exactly with major architectural waves in the Mayan civilization, Indochina, and North American mound builders. Carlson highlights that these disparate cultures used the same underlying geometrical and astronomical templates.

Modern globalism, encompassing global culture, currency, and government, is described as the fruit of a 400-year ritual process tied to the Susquehanna altar. The completion of this ritual aligns with the dawning of the Age of Aquarius, the 13th Bak'tun of the Mayan calendar, and the pursuit of the technological singularity. This transhumanist agenda is viewed as a "magical engine" designed to manifest a specific elite will through the control of information and energy.

Host Greg Carlwood reflects on his July 2017 wedding and honeymoon in Tulum, Mexico, featuring snorkeling in cenotes and visiting Mayan ruins. He mentions hosting Gordon White and teases an upcoming "dark" episode with recurring guest Tracy Twyman. Carlwood also notes the strange prevalence of abduction dreams among his close friends, highlighting the overlap between personal anecdotes and the show's themes.

Ancient cultures including the Egyptians, Hindus, and Mayans are noted for their historical belief in a flat earth despite their advanced architectural and mathematical skills. A conflict is identified between the Great Pyramid of Giza being a scale model of a hemisphere and the Egyptian belief in a flat landmass. Researchers like Randall Carlson and John Michel are cited regarding the measurements of these ancient structures.

The fourth epoch began in 3761 BC, marking the first successful synthesis of the arachnid brain within a human body, which Alford links to the biblical concept of being made in the image of God. This period saw the development of social clusters called "tents" and experimentation with genotypes in the Andes Mountains. The guests suggest that fossil evidence of giants and strange creatures are remnants of these failed biological tests.

Ancient civilizations across the globe, including the Maya, Inca, and Chinese, utilized identical architectural features like pyramids and corbel vaults alongside shared philosophical concepts. Cassaro explains that the universal religion of these "pyramid builders" centered on balancing dualities, such as the sun and moon or the right and left sides of the body. This balance is achieved at the "center," a concept mirrored in Kundalini Yoga and the middle door of triptych temples.

Farrell posits that ancient blood sacrifice was a form of "analogical magic" intended to shock the physical medium or appease cosmological processes. In Hindu and Mesoamerican cultures, the human body was viewed as a microcosm of the universe, making sacrifice a literal tearing apart of the medium. He notes that some ancient figures, like the Mayan Kukulcan or the Buddha, explicitly opposed these bloody rituals.

Ascended masters psychically guided ancient civilizations, such as the Mayans at Chichen Itza, to build 83,000 sacred sites across the globe. These structures were first created on the fourth dimension and then mirrored on the third dimension to mathematically link back to Egypt, functioning as a global geomantic system to stabilize the new grid.

The transition through the void erased the memories of most survivors, leaving them unable to use basic tools or fire. A small group of Mayans and 1,600 ascended masters preserved their memories and began a 7,000-year waiting period before reseeding human knowledge in areas like Lake Titicaca and the Yucatan.

Weber discusses the theory that the ancient Mayans utilized natural stargates for mass teleportation to other dimensions. He suggests their practice of skull binding was intended to maximize the power of the third eye for interdimensional travel. The segment also mentions depictions of Jesus in a resurrected state as potentially representing the use of natural stargates through an expanded aura.

Xavier Hayes references ancient Indian texts describing Vimanas, or flying vehicles, as evidence of early advanced technology. He notes that various global cultures, including the Hopi and Mayans, share legends of being led into deep cave systems by mysterious beings to survive a surface cataclysm. These stories are linked to the discovery of extensive ancient tunnel systems in Turkey and South America.